Learn The Magic Of Self-Talk

There is perpetual self-talk taking place inside us

We listen when our self-talk is going on in our mind; we listen whatever is imprinted in our memories and our past conditioning. Many a time we do not hear exactly what the other person is saying and without even listening to him we form our opinion. We assume and interpret that this is what must have been said and, believing so, we get on with our talk. One of the most powerful influence on our attitude is not what happens to us, but how we respond to, that determines our personality. It is by knowing the secret of controlling our “inner dialogue” or our “self-talk” or what we say to ourselves, we can learn to change our internal conversation into something motivational, healthful, pleasurable, and inspiring so that it will encourage us to accomplish our goals in life.

When asked, people often say that their inner lives contain a lot of words. Psychologists use the use the term “inner speech” for this phenomenon, in which people talk to themselves silently in their head. It has a cousin, “private speech,” in which people talk to themselves audibly. If you say words to yourself, such as “remember to get some coffee” or “Stick to the plan,” without making a sound, then you are using inner speech. If you say something similar to yourself out loud, it is private speech.

Positive Self-talk (brain’s cunersation with itself